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Robert Henry is an accomplished executive and investor with distinctive experience in private equity, banking, and law, currently serving as a Senior Advisor in the Private Capital Group at McKinsey & Company.
Robert Leelwyn Henry is an accomplished executive and investor serving as an Independent Director of Iris Acquisition Corp II (NYSE: IRAB), a special purpose acquisition company that priced its $150 million initial public offering in February 2026. The SPAC focuses on identifying a target business for a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, or recapitalization, with Henry joining fellow board members Manish Shah, Janine Yorio, and Allen Wang to guide the company's search and governance. His appointment to the IRAB board was formalized in early February 2026, when he filed his initial statement of beneficial ownership with the SEC. The S-1 registration statement highlights that the independent directors were selected for their highly relevant experience, including prior independent board service at U.S.-listed companies, significant private and public equity and capital markets expertise, and international transaction and business development capabilities.
Henry's professional background spans private equity, banking, and law, with a career that includes senior roles at some of the most prominent firms in finance. He is currently a Senior Advisor at McKinsey & Company, a position he has held since 2022. Previously, he served as Managing Director at West Lane Partners and as a Principal at Joshua Partners, where he focused on investments in FinTech, impact investing, and financial services across seed, early-stage, growth, and expansion phases. His earlier career included tenures at Goldman Sachs and Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette (DLJ), where he worked across industries spanning technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) as well as digital sectors. He has also been identified as a Partner at Weaver, further underscoring his multifaceted involvement across investment and advisory platforms. Henry is based in the New York City area and maintains an active presence in the private equity community as both an investor and board director.
Henry's educational background includes attendance at Trinity University, and his professional profile reflects a distinctive combination of legal, banking, and investment expertise that positions him well for his role at Iris Acquisition Corp II. His investment portfolio is noted for its diversity, and his track record encompasses both direct investing and advisory work across multiple stages of company growth. As an independent director of IRAB, Henry contributes capital markets sophistication, international transaction experience, and a deep understanding of private equity deal structuring to the SPAC's pursuit of a value-creating business combination.
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